Road to Germany

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“Road to Germany”
Family Guy episode
Episode no.	Season 7 Episode
Written by	Patrick Meighan
Directed by	Greg Colton
Guest stars	Gregory Jbara, Armin Mueller-Stahl
Production no.	6ACX08
Original airdate
Season 7 episodes
Family Guy - Season 7 Fall, 2008 – Spring, 2009
To be announced * Unaired Episodes Unscheduled episodes "Love Blactually" "I Dream of Jesus" "Baby Not on Board" "Road to Germany" "The Man with Two Brians" "Tales of a Third Grade Nothing" "Ocean's Three and a Half" "Family Gay" "The Juice Is Loose!" "Anchorwoman: The Legend of Lois Griffin" "Three Kings" "Episode 420" "Not All Dogs Go to Heaven" "Something, Something, Something Dark Side" * Ordered by production number.

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"Road to Germany" is an upcoming episode of Family Guy^[1] in which Brian and Stewie travel back in time to save Mort Goldman, who was sent back to Nazi Germany. It is expected to air in Season 7.^[2]^[3] This will be Brian and Stewie's fourth road adventure, next to Road to Rhode Island, Road to Europe and Road to Rupert.

After reading the script aloud, executive producer David A. Goodman said "I'm going to get kicked out of my temple."^[4]^[5]

[edit] References

^ U.S. Copyright Office record
^ According to TV.com, http://www.tv.com/family-guy/road-to-germany/episode/1133420/summary.html, accessed February 25, 2008
^ Robert Canning, "The Force is With Family Guy: A preview of the Star Wars-based season premiere and more" IGN Entertainment News July 29, 2007. "Goldman accidentally travels back to Poland on September 1, 1939 and must be rescued by Brian and Stewie."
^ TV Preview: Family Guy from Entertainment Weekly. Posted September 4, 2007
^ Adam Wills, "'Family Guy' time travels to Nazi Germany, Jewlatto Bar. Posted September 10, 2007. "However, what piqued my interest on the slate for this next season is episode 16, "Road to Germany," in which token Jew Mort Goldman -- John Brennan recycling his Sol Rosenberg shtick from Jerky Boys -- is accidentally transported back in time to Nazi Germany."